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Why do horseshoe bats live close to field where cows are kept?
Horseshoe bats live close to fields where cows are kept because they eat insects that are attracted to the feces left by the cows. They are often seen flying over field where cows are kept and in areas where water is standing and producing insects.
Where do beetles sleep?
Yes, many adult beetles do hibernate. One of the most common types of beetles that can be found hibernating is the ladybug.
What animals live in the field?
§Cows are kept in the field, too eat and get exercise.Horses are allowed in fields for exercise and to for leisure.•Sheep live in fields. you missed out butterflies and earth worms
Are cows kept in pens?
Yes, but not all cows. Cows are also kept in pastures, barns, or on the range.
Do you have pictures of bear dung?
yes we do have many pictures of bear dung but they are bein kept in anther place right now yes we do have many pictures of bear dung but they are bein kept in anther place right now yes we do have many pictures of bear dung but they are bein kept in anther place right now
Which animal was kept first in the house?
The cows were the first animals to be kept .
A population of beetles is kept in a controlled ecosystem. No beetles are allowed to enter or leave. The graph below shows the population of beetles. Which best describes the ecosystem at Point A?
The beetles are competing for resources
What animal might be kept in a brye?
cows
How long is a dung beetle's life span?
Dung beetles live for around three to five years. However, the life span depends on the species, of which there are nearly 7,000.
Why do horseshoe bats live close to fields wherebcows are kept?
Horseshoe bats are often found near fields with cows because these areas provide an abundant food source, such as insects attracted to the livestock. The presence of cows creates a habitat that fosters insect populations, which are essential for the bats' diet. Additionally, the open fields allow bats to easily navigate and hunt for prey. This symbiotic relationship benefits both the bats and the ecosystem as a whole.
Are dairy cows kept for their milk or fur?
milk
What is the name of the place where cows are kept called?
Cows are kept in barns, corrals or pens with sheds for them to go to if the weather turns bad, as well as pasture and rangeland for those who can have access to them from spring to early winter.
